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Igneous rock 5BlackArizona (Flagstaff) Good luck stoneCommonNot suitable to cleanse in water

Obsidian Black

Igneous rock 5.5Obsidian is a volcanic glassBlackMexico, USA, North America, Armenia, Italy, Mexico, Greece, and ScotlandCommonNot suitable to cleanse in waterNotesSome colours are rare and some green-blue are manufactured glass. Obsidian is formed when volcanic lava comes into contact with water; this forces it to cool so quickly that it doesn’t have time to crystallize resulting in a stone with a shiny, glassy texture. Often confused with black onyx

Obsidian Blue

Igneous rock 5.5Obsidian is a volcanic glassblueMexico, Bolivia, Arizona, NevadaCommonNot suitable to cleanse in waterNotesSome colours are rare and some green-blue are manufactured glass.Obsidian is formed when volcanic lava comes into contact with water; this forces it to cool so quickly that it doesn’t have time to crystallize resulting in a stone with a shiny, glassy texture.

Obsidian Gold Sheen

Igneous rock 5.5Obsidian is a volcanic glassNot suitable to cleanse in waterNotesObsidian is formed when volcanic lava comes into contact with water; this forces it to cool so quickly that it doesn’t have time to crystallize resulting in a stone with a shiny, glassy texture.

Obsidian Mahogany

Igneous rock 6Obsidian is a volcanic glassMahogany, brownMexico, Bolivia, Arizona, NevadaSuitable to cleanse in waterNotesObsidian is formed when volcanic lava comes into contact with water; this forces it to cool so quickly that it doesn’t have time to crystallize resulting in a stone with a shiny, glassy texture.Obsidian Rainbow Also known as Fire Obsidian Igneous rock 6Rainbow has tiny bubbles trapped insideBlack ~ when polished & exposed to bright lights it shows bands of rainbow colours California, Oregon Suitable to cleanse in waterNotesObsidian is formed when volcanic lava comes into contact with water; this forces it to cool so quickly that it doesn’t have time to crystallize resulting in a stone with a shiny, glassy texture.

Obsidian Silver Sheen

Igneous rock 6Obsidian is a volcanic glassSuitable to cleanse in waterNotesObsidian is formed when volcanic lava comes into contact with water; this forces it to cool so quickly that it doesn’t have time to crystallize resulting in a stone with a shiny, glassy texture.Obsidian Snowflake Also known as flowering obsidian Igneous rock 6Obsidian is a volcanic glassBlack and whiteUtah, Arizona (Flagstaff)CommonSuitable to cleanse in waterNotesObsidian is formed when volcanic lava comes into contact with water; this forces it to cool so quickly that it doesn’t have time to crystallize resulting in a stone with a shiny, glassy texture.

Okenite

4.5WhiteBright colours artificially dyedArizona (Maricopa)CommonNot suitable to cleanse in waterNotesBeware ‘blue’ Okenite is fake it is actually white Okenite dyed it does not occur naturallyOnyx (Banded) A form of agate Quartz 7Black, grey, white, blue, brown, yellow, redBrazil, India, Madagascar, WorldwideSuitable to cleanse in waterNotesOnyx with white streaks is called sardonyx, coloured onyx is always dyed. It is often used for worry beads or rosaries. It is formed in the gas cavities of lava.

Onyx Black Banded

Quartz 7Black, grey, white, blue, brown, yellow, redBrazil, India, Madagascar, WorldwideSuitable to cleanse in waterNotesIt is formed in the gas cavities of lava.

Onyx dyed

Quartz 7Black, grey, white, blue, brown, yellow, redA form of agateBrazil, India, Madagascar, WorldwideCommonProtection stoneSuitable to cleanse in waterNotesPure black Onyx is artificially dyed also known as black agate. It is actually a grey chalcedony, which has been dyed. It is formed in the gas cavities of lava.Generally, when the stone has a black base and a white upper layer, it is called Onyx. Some onyx displays white and lighter reddish bands or ribbons of silicon Di-oxide against a brown background, this variety is known as Sardonyx. When the onyx has a red base, it is known as Cornelian-onyx.Much of what is sold as onyx is actually agate that has been stained.

Onyx Red

Quartz 7Black, grey, white, blue, brown, yellow, redA form of agateBrazil, India, Madagascar, WorldwideCommonProtection stoneSuitable to cleanse in waterNotesPure black Onyx is artificially dyed also known as black agate. It is actually a grey chalcedony, which has been dyed. It is formed in the gas cavities of lava.

Onyx White dyed

Quartz 7Black, grey, white, blue, brown, yellow, redBrazil, India, Madagascar, WorldwideSuitable to cleanse in waterNotesIt is formed in the gas cavities of lava.

Onyx yellow dyed

Quartz 7Black, grey, white, blue, brown, yellow, redBrazil, India, Madagascar, WorldwideSuitable to cleanse in waterNotesIt is formed in the gas cavities of lava.Generally, when the stone has a black base and a white upper layer, it is called Onyx. Some onyx displays white and lighter reddish bands or ribbons of silicon Di-oxide against a brown background, this variety is known as Sardonyx. When the onyx has a red base, it is known as Cornelian-onyx.Opal Blue/green (Andean opal)Quartz 5.5White, pink, black, beige, blue, yellow, brown, orange, red, green, purpleAustralia, UK CommonNot suitable to cleanse in waterDo not use in elixirs toxicNotesBe aware of sudden temperature changes with Opals they are happy to be hot or cold but sudden changes and they can self-destruct!

Kiwi Opal

Quartz 5.5 – 6.5Australia, Brazil, Ethiopia, Mexico, Peru, South Africa, Tanzania & ZimbabweNot suitable to cleanse in waterDo not use in elixirs toxicNotesBe aware of sudden temperature changes with Opals they are happy to be hot or cold but sudden changes and they can self-destruct!

Opal ~ jelly opal

MexicoNot suitable to cleanse in waterDo not use in elixirs toxicNotesBe aware of sudden temperature changes with Opals they are happy to be hot or cold but sudden changes and they can self-destruct!

Opal Pink

Quartz 5.5White, pink, black, beige, blue, yellow, brown, orange, red, green, purplePeru, Australia, UK CommonLove, healing, power, good luck stoneNot suitable to cleanse in waterDo not use in elixirs toxicNotesBe aware of sudden temperature changes with Opals they are happy to be hot or cold but sudden changes and they can self-destruct!Opalite (Tiffany Stone)Quartz 5.0Clear milky iridescentMan made (not officially a gemstone but known as one)Australia, MexicoNot suitable to cleanse in waterNotesOpalite is made of plastic resin, there is a genuine stone called Moss Opalite which is a type of opal

Orthoclase

6.0Suitable to cleanse in waterNotes

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